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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
,,r, orocr MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

...,,o Fab A-Caftie- Receipts last "a hours-l,sl0
,,i ,or week thus ia neai for sans tune last
% ps7 head guod through 70 cara OF when ol To
-, Tort 4 fDr saoi market urn ana unchshgrd
last "a hours-o.sOO mead totai Tor week
20, az 81 500 head came time last week. $4,000
10 ears Tor sale prloes declined lVgl91 In error 10
"a akl Good Choice ~ - ~ - Extra - OO
o. 1'hoJce Western Lambs 80 20 dtO on, CANADIAN
HHou sG1t6 as all offerings taken
az. Ite.r,pts ~ hours-si26 head total Tor week
II. ar 80 ia bead Time ast week. 4diDO
Saa. gned 81 cars Of which - 10 Sewiork
~ cars Tor sale good demand aud prices shade higher no
navy ork demand Light iigs - 6pdt Sn Mixs Pts
d tisht Yorkrrs fbgs5 20 Selected York Weights
ses shieny az IS ~ Good 10 Choice Heavy 81 5Og5b7A
Gs,c 400 Fen S-The DrOrsrs Journal reportss-Caiis
Reesipls-GOoO head. shipments-2OO0 hcal Market
steady. shipping steera $50 " 1890 2. 81 ~ 90
ana Fcedors 5O9s3 5u Cows Bulls Aixsd
Al no "a =, To- bulk ~ AOdSJ
Hoos--ltsce,pts liOOO shipments 1000 market
brlss So loo higher Rough and M1ei s. lOaA tA
Packing and shippna saoSsso 40 Ll<ht VI oosse 10
SssspeReceipts 5000 head snipnnents 1000 head,
market steady Natives ~ so1A 10; Western 81 osss ao'
Ls st Lou,e voo l-cem.- Receip,s 800 saio
ment. 400 head, the market active aai strong
pug steers sssqs4 butcher s'. ss t ~ co
81 Co. ssoeter. t,lr e seod 81 iosS 90 Texan" com
Hoos- Hscspts 8.750 head. shipmentA 1900 hsa a,
the narkst was very aovo and pco ranged rv ~
hlshes than yesterday and closed hrn TIC a.sn.s
Choice Heavy Butchers selections % 2osse ~ rsoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
AUCTION sALEsor WOOL LONDON.

LONDON Feb AT tie wool sales to-day blddings were
irregular competition greasy vaines were
MAJ ntaned There was less request for seoarsd I9a ,
transactions a. follows; Vtorasacs, lou DAsS
secured, lid qls 9i do locks and pieces, lOd pa
DO greasy "a o. STl 90 LOCKS aud pieces ~ ID
do and pieces. ls la I'D greasy. al DO
pieces Sd OIL South Ausrall-Sales 500 bales
greasy, 6SL gvd Queensland 500 bales secured a.
Ia Id do Locks aud pieces, 9vl ola vii greasy OF
Is li locks pieces 5sd New Zealand SALE
400 bales greasy, 3D. Is 9d locks and pieces, oa
dlO1d,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
HOHTON WOOL MAllk ET.

BOSTON Feb 4-There has been material change TO no.
tce In Wool there has been steady demand am
prices The sales for the week were
pounds Ohio and Pennsy vana eeccs have been selling az
Ai...st X 81 $40 M, snd JsD4Oc Tor no j.
hecees have quiet At 80 gS2 20 for " vine
been and nrnI, with nlohera5
demand and sales at 80 93Oc Unwashed oneguart7f anu
" OOls active do1And
salss 80 $40 holders ask soc.
Torrtoy Woods been In good demand al vide rose
OF prces-irom IL U27cns quality Choice spring ta
orna Wool has been sold W Oh tent at 40 ana
both sprny ami California Pulled "eols
have sold freely UNCHANGED prices In forels,
Wool tile sale OF oil 1000 pouhds VI
c!p private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper, Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEEThe demand In all directions light day and
Braz erowhs were nominal at tsc for fair spot invoices
lld Styles were dull Sales 1000 mats Pedang IL hentsn
Tar contracts quiet the Exchange The market
opened unchanged quotations and closed firm at an
OF 100 10 points follows February 1900 1909 MARCH,
}9s9s 1872 APRIL l2s5al2soi May 2eo June me
lZS01 l29O Julv l2S5Gl2g0; August IL s5d l29O!
~. 500 bags.
cOrroNPces Tor spot lots were not changed and little
business was accomplished Sales 2S8 bales 73 last EVENING"
All OF which The receipts today
were laeo1 bales comparing with 90 1875 bales this hay
week ana 1900 bales this day last Since september
the total port receipts have been bales against
Jog bales for the same period last year. ..,
a folIoMa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
How 10 1ct StronR.

Dumb bells and horizontal bars Indian clubs and the
rapeze valuable certain conditions butt Al
detrimental rather than beneficial the blood Is poor ana
thin and poisoned with bile. Use OF tho muscles peoesst
well Induces growth II the blood docs no
sufficient nutrtve era 10 repair the waste 1858 "
necessarily follows growth Ia out OIL Tue 9uos
lion Purity and erich blood with DR., Porces
Medical Discovery and then exercise VIII develop anu
Consume your ply siguo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

Here are a Peck 81 Peas you WILL Persevcr
ance Patience, Promptncss Proficiency. Push and poiltf
Add those Dr. Percos Pleasant Purgativo rel
AMI get we'll the world without niuc
trouble These Pellets prevent constipation and surplus OF
bile which lead different Complaints lnclosed ~
glass always fresh entirely Vegetable prompt and perfectly
harmless. Any druggist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

ing fair good IS oOas IS Is Workers. meiium fancy
~ g0ds5 10 PIGS. common TO goot - 20esA1 5
ShssD-Heoefpts 400 900 narxso
Common TO Fair g. 90os3 20. Moi.an -
Prime AZ 40 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PhloL9'
dealings 70 certificates yesterday fell oeio"
barrels For tho greater part Of the time rahg
dun around 67t cents after opening at b0 cents
only the advces received by Watson CID
son. caring specially for tho Ohio fields announcing
the opening a we'll OF the Empire Company near Lia
barrels seventeen hours The Heh NO
we'll Reilold pool yielding about thirty osTei
and the No well was showing to be good snen
the present duness OF speculation these current
ports 10 for than the generally favorable
q scale by the petroleum
Prices 81 Il gain OF cent from
before tho end of business
% quick drop t6 cents Carrying rates ruien
cents and the short interest hot apparently
OF important magnitude. The market closed weak
range prices and the total dealings AT the Ioh-
soidated Exchange were as foIlowsi
Opening CTS lowest..-.-.. 80
Highest .............. b1a Final. on :
sales barrels
Refined oil was unchanged G cents per gallon here and
Ga cents In Philadelphia and Baltimore
CITY, Penn, Feb 4-Crude OI.-Natonai Transi,
Certificates opeued at 81 closed 67hs highest price,
67S. lowest 66a. sales 100000 barrels charters
barrels clearanCes 209jOOO barrels: shpmonts o. y
barrels. barrels
PITTsBuRG, Feb. 4Petroeun dull and heavy Nation al
Transit Certificates opened 81 q and closed at 67 high
eel price "a lowest, 66't
TiTusvnLE PENN Feb. 4-Natonal Transit Certihcate'
opened u co., highest price, G7's lowest
nries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

SALES At THE CoNsOLIDA TED STOCK AND PETRO
LEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
2Gs.6ln.non 2O.SSs.ooO

iss6 Tho average Of tho 1897 crop these states
VA. not ss The imn-he area IA s7 would ionc ave
600 >, 2Ss o Sas s G%'gq u o sd 'i
ave inces since ~ m , sate se esti most Of The
foregoing twelve ms 'io o. tho Rocky Mountains has
bio weather during February March AMI April In
icTsiopasnt and maturity Of o spring wheat IN The Nort
western state; and rrral oa ls 'aS e S
TO tue weather vcissituaes
| ifTTDNEs--Q"e' bot With price. well held.
HAY AM 7rkAw.A geneIety 9u'sst m;ar~et WIN mo
tone ton s 10y 81 7oe clover My eoSGy sppa; SOC
$50 straw quiet Long Rye V9S'oc short d. oeoo@'
oIt moderate business noted 1870 Pncac'
and 1915 states steady nenres but aside tom
these the garaet i' qaiss American r., SeT
Y"os s SSsic S No. !" Prime 70 Choice IT, d. NO
raGa crSp iS 49, PrS So Sn 49, f 40
ga loo Foroen- Bavaran. and Rohcuiaa' crop d ls7d
SLIEcHruER-uemlock fair demand but otherwise
Es-Bofng quiet and unchanged from
| l9.e No business reported to-day
MErALs-on certiaeass- sehaased At az
Transferable notices tFebrnsy delivery issued AZ Wv I'm
fns@rss ON nrst call I'D at ~
issued At y? sale; IN @ rIr no eaoed
.a a At llc, DO thi bars S3s ,s sales OF chill bars
IN or the sy c@Hed 2, 20 toms a.
ter"Dali at 4iOV47oc Transferable notices Issued at
'SSIAvAL sToREs-splrts Turgentias ruled easy on
dull market " s SS Tr "S@si Co., GOOD sana
anu o 81 l T. al 3O0sl 10. g. 81 40J H. 81 as 81 o.;
K ST VI; ~ 81 o.. n. ~ %. ". a.. ~ Idi ". w.,
OILS Generally quiet and without other feature
nr,me' asa zoe. summer whi-o t0elle' Cocosnut,
$685. stes Go's sSss iSsee GsS e sS
ID, W esorn 40c. Lard, prime, present make $50
sT%S sS9d S.s acne ns s4ns Rrs:ssa 3S
g.s'A'SSi oa si S sa1s ' Soc .pra< sc
sSsihssn ''s1 s2J Co.'S nssa"
Enter sea4Oo, extra beaehed IL 9t2c Red slain $40
Sss sSTIc, Neatsfoot prime. GoS70c.' common $50
500 ScEAN FnEIoHTs-Tberc demand for berth &C
cowmo alton tho general market WAS an easy one
90. 9ornnipIHEANEAN Philadelphia, italian bark,
$4,000 Ieand oil ac .s,. ts's . al Ehs ,os
YE ~ hence an bark. 20 900 refined oil,
TO-, bERBIcE, hence via horok. barr. az 81. %
1870 ns"es LvE&PooL by .o sGSs ar win
SAD, hour. lS. bacon 2' sos Ags az r." .a s,
iS. f rSsbos siSS .sa a9s
K. X. a ias 49, bacon sos. ar ass. beet
cake i's Cram 3D. aour 6s Sd, bacon 26l lard 2ss'
iow aga beet d. 3d. Ss: p2ss 49, Od S 9Tfs
e. 's sav s Sasi"b eei B.. pork sugar so cake
ap bacon 20 SsI. allow & SSS
nort q. Cd, sugar i6s 3D. o lss sd oil cake 1884, meas
oTs%eHh was lto trading
go vel the amount OF accomplished u compir
.i q. s..s Sa Il q; ".
ga SsiI q II So Tor Extra
ss ssl srss Sr . sass 500
1ss ssss 40 40 Sps private isrHS AEAfs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

SPIRITS OF rURPESrINE
cu.ptr.rox Feb a-Iurpenunc nominal
sav1xxAu Fel f.-rufpcntsle- Nothing ioihe.
Wti xts,,tox Feb. a. Turpentlne guict Al 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
V"I'S UtT1OI FtdI.
aons based the American standard or cassiucatlon
STAINED.

Future deliveries irregular Tho market opened
point decline bn closed steady under the influence oil more
sctef condition OF FOREIGN politics at net advance oil $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

o.OOO. q
Gal Har & Sn An
West div lst
5000. ....-..S9 q
10000. 80 =
Gull Col & san he
Gold is
1000 --..- l02@
1000. ..... lO2 q
II & Tex Cent LIST
main line
Coupon OF
1900. C. =. llS
West div
Coupon OF
1000. ..-.. Jos
Ind q & West LIST
Eastern division
Trust Receip's
5000 ....- 8ih
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-07-23
f.r,h. ,liner..

A mnvcmerf is on foot In San Fran
cisco and elsew here ~ reward the men
who risked their lives To save these II
their fellow miners during the fire in
The Gauil s. Curry mine. There has
seldom been such illustrations OF BRAY
cry As were shown by John Mclean,
the engineer who stood =. his post re-
gardless of the deadly smoke and gas.
and landed the cage load of miners
from the 400 level safely at the sur
face, ar by Lawrence Pingaiia, who
went down on the cage and brought
up these men, and was afterwards the
first IN fird the bodies of the FIVE min
ers in the old upper tunnel, or by
Roger Prendergast and John Grant.
who matte their way To the burning
shalt on the 500 level and brought nul
1--WE imprisoned men alive. 1t is uni
versally felt that this is fitting mo-
ment IL commemorate the deeds ct
the heroes. A very large sum mas been
contributed to- the relief and support
of tue widows, mothers ana orphans
of the dead miners. The sum is am
pie for this purpose, and it is thought
that small portion IF it will not be
missed if it lie applied To the purchase
Of mementoes in the shape of gold
medals ar watches TO be given To thnse
who displayed marked bravery upon
the sad occasion. The suggestion has
been made to the Relief Committee at
Virginia.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-07-23
Miners La bora

The editor OF The Carson Appeal
whose recent visits to the lower levels
have made him familiar with the per-
ils of mines, prints sensible article
which covers the whole matter. lie
savs that those who have never person
slIv visited the heated levels OF the
COms,ock and gone TO the extremltles
of the drifts, where every cubic loot
Of fresh air hreathed by the miners
has to be pumped from above ground
know nothing whatever Of the terrlpie
obstacles which miner has to encount-
er In order to earn his 81 day.
"There is no employment under the
aLn," he continues, "where there are
80 many disadvantages and annoy
ances. No man who gees down \
shaft is quite sure that he will ever
come up alive. They are liable to d'e
ia = score of ways, all horrible. lnes
fall in The stump and are boiled 10
death: they are caught in the burning
incline and roasted 10 crisp; they
are driven into the crosscuts by gas
aud are sufrocated, OF bulkhead them
selves and perish miserahly by s'arVa-
ZION. After escaping nil these iates
they start to the Top and broken
cable dashes them to pieces, or care
less hand at the throttle crushes 'hem
10 the 'sheaves.
In some of the drifts they work
with hose playing on their oodies'
and the heat at $50 degrees. Their
lives hang in the balance OF uncertainty
all the time; they run more risk oi
death daily than a man who fights a
duel. The exhaustion they undergo
tells on their constitution IN few
years, when their deaths arc lingering
Instead of violent.
"Yet. in spite of all this, men are
continually arguing that q mine:
ought to be willing to work for So
dag. If some of the men who-reai!y
believe that So is enough. let them g.
into the heated drifts and sec these
men work. Few men ON the outside
would take the job for ST."
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-07-23
ATerTitory Without Laws.

La tWinter the Legislature of Idaho
Territory adopted a new code of laws
and repealed the old statutes. The
authorities advertised for bids for
printing the new laws, an an Omaha
firm being the lowest bidder, was
awarded the contract. Itappears that
no time was specified for the compile
ton of the contract. and the Territory
is now virtually without laws, as the
new statutes have not yet been printed.
In consequence of the muddle caused
by this state of affairs. the courts are
at loss to determine what grade Of
crime offenders have been guilty of or
what penalty shall he imposed upon
them, and the judicial officers have
discharged several persons, who were
accused of crime, because they did not
know what laws they had been charg-
G with viola ing.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-07-23

AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
the Board Of County Commissioner, held
at Ely, July 8, 1887. IL was
Ordered, That further timc DO given con.
tractors to put in bids for toe construction of
the Court House at Ely, up to
July 27th, 1887.
Plans and spec fcaton for the same can be
had at Sol Hips Office in Taylor. or by nd.
dressing the Board of Commissioners at Tay.
Tor. A copy Of the Same will be forwarded to
PARTIES wishing TO bid on the work.
By order Of the Board of County Comrsi..
sioners Of White Pine county.
NJ. Z. BOYLE, Chairman.
Ely. July 9Th, 1857. II
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-07-23

There is to be meeting of the
members of the Idaho press at Great
Shoshons Falls on Wednesday, August
10th, for the purpose of discussing the
questions of segregation and annexa.
ton. The meeting bids fair to be one
Of great importance.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-07-23

Arrangements are making for the
celebration at Genoa of the 400lh an
niversary of the discovery of America
by Columbus. all the States of
America will be invited to participate.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-07-23

General Sherman and General Slo.
cum will be candidates for the Com.
mandment of the G. A. r. at the ST.
Louis Encsmpment.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-07-23

The assessed value of San Diego
county, Cal. has jumped from $4,000.
900 in 1886 TO $22, 600, 900 in 1887.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-07-23

Montana is beginning to absorb
some of the surplus of Eastern capl-
tai. over s9O,ooO,0OO will 60 out
there this year for investment IN fa''-
rlads.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-07-23
NEW TO-DAY.
SPECIFICATIONS

The particular location for building site will
be designated by the Commissioners Of said
County In me Town OF BY, White Piue
County, Nevada.
The foundation OF the building IL 10 be OF
stone, inches high above ground. The ma
sonry must D. so constructed as to prevent
the earth aad danpness from. touching the
logs.
The Walls are to be Of Logs, not lees than
inches iu diameter, aud 10 feet high in tue
clear on the sides, slopihE at the ehds from
corners 10 certers, where they will be II feet
inches high. Roof 10 be Of Poles not les
thar inches in diameter, closely laid, with
two bearings inches Ia disme,er, on each
side Ridge.pole OF came siEo. Roof-timhcfs
10 project l6 inches over walls en- al sides
aud covered with inches OF 1ue wellnixed
mortar The roof faish 10 be Of vertical
grain lumbar and not lees than ihxs inches
AL ieSs. including roof esyer 10 be thor
ourh holted tsseiher
Walls, inside and outside. 10 be thoroughly
pointed up between logs aud at corners with
Ne. mortar.
Floor Joisis to be 2xs inches. q inches from
centers, with supporting sills OF AKA inches
every Ak feet
Flooring win be best IL x5 inches yeTiie
grain hard pine. closely driven mp AMI wei.
nalisl 10 every jolst aad fiIing elosslT te tie
walls
PARTITIONS. One partition extending
from Eoor TO roof aud Is feet wide, will be
inches thick Of ia inches. or ? inch plank
crossed, thoroughly spiked, 10 make the same
a. As strong az possible.
Second Partition l01i2 feet. Of good inch
boSE6s.
There sill be 1ve Wihaovs 0, i0xls inches
gisss, a.,h essiag Of a-inch plank, closely
fi,Ins openings. Win1oWs 10 bo securely
barred every four inch =. with = finch round
irsn intids and outside.
DoogS.-Onc u. inch Door, 2 feet riches
y { fee. iushss
One inch Door 3x7 feet.
one Door SKI feet 70 be- burglar proof
Or tie ssDe-sized building win walls Of
stone laid 10 COED mortar instead Of lozs.
AL other parts OF the building to b. -. in the
abovs Specifications.
Bids for the Performance Of this
work will be opened at Ely on Wed
nesday, LILY 9th, and at Hamilton
on Friday, JuIy 20, 1887.
Address Board of cauaty Commissioners
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-07-23
Born.

sILLYMAN-In Tayl July II, 1881, 10 the
wife of Thomas Il. Sillyman' daughter
McoMIE-In Taylor, July 10, 1887, TO the
wife OF James Mcomie, = daughter,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-03-24
For the journal.
In Memoriam.

Dear friend, how strange it seems to me
TO see thee sleep with folded hands,
For thou hast crossed the boundary
That hides from lis the unseen lands.
do not count thy friendship lost
Though fate has kissed thine eycids still,
Through death we feel the bitter cost
OF life, and Gods unchanging will.
But unseen chords of harmony
Still pulse in tune with Natures heart.
And unseen bonds of sympathy
Shall ever have Il life apart.
How oft in peaceful days of yore,
We watched the distant glittcring stars.
And saw the sun his radiance pour
Far down the larkening Golden bars.
How oft we stood by wave washed shore
In friendships sweet and tender grace.
And watched the purplng shadows grow.
Where wave met rock in soft embrace.
The days are long. but faith and fate
Are linked with loves own shining tears,
And hope and trust. though tarryng late
Shall mark the boundary line of wears.
Far. far beyond these eyes of mine,
Beyond this batfed mortal sight,
| see thee in a youth divine
Bathed sweet in an immortal light.
No shadows dark can long cstraH@e
The hearts to friendships music set.
And death can bring no endless change
To souls where nemOrN's links have met.
HELEN y. PACKARD.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-03-24
Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from disturbed sleep with
all the horrible sensations Of assassin clutching
your throat and pressing the life breath from your
frightened chest? Have you noticed the languor
and debility that succeed the effort to clear your
throat and head of this catarrhal matter? What q
depressing influence it exerts upon the mind cloud.
ing the memory and filling the head with pains and
strange noises! How difficult it is to rid the nasal
passages, throat and lungs of this poisonous mucous
all can testify who are afflicted with catarrh How
difficult to protect the system against its further
progress towards the lungs, liver and kidneys. all
hysicians will admit 1t Is terrible disease, and
cries out for relief and cure
The remarkable curative powers. when all other
remedies utterly fail, Of SANFORD'S RADICAL
CURE, are attested by thousand who gratefully
recommend it to fellow sufferers No statement Is
made regarding it that cannot he substantiated bv
the most respectable and reliable references.
Each package contains one bottle Of the RADI.
CAL CURE, one box Of CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and
an IMPROVED INHALER, with treatise and siircc.
tions. and is sold by all druggists for &l.OO.
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co., BOSTON.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-03-24
Since She went home
A Sheaf Of Foreign Proverbs.

Steel likes to be called gray silver. Russian.
The birds live. though not all hawks. Gaelic.
The sea will settle when it marrie>. [iaelic.
What woman don't know she'll hide. lGae-
lie.
When the house is huiIdcl death enters in.
Turkish.
Heaven sends almond, TO the toothlcs~.
[Nubian.
People love truth. but invite the Ii. t, dune l
Russian.
Wei no woman in whom you can find no
flaw. Gaelic.
1t is biz beast that there is not room for
outside. [Gaer.
There was never good or i'll l,iii woman had
to do with it. IGacli;.
Speak low. friend: even Il dead Cars ears
can hear. Russian.
1t isn't ruSc alone. but the tooth. zoe. that
helps ont the fox. Russian.
If Il dog has money he is called ~ our lord
ship the dog" kroumr.
The thief is safest who lives under the walls
of the kings palace. Persian.
Twang on a golden harp ami the people will
admire your playing. Russian.
One hill cannot keep two tigers. [Chne,e.
Equivalent of our Two of trade
The meat is ON the chopping board. Chi
ne>e. Equivalent to The victim is powercs>
against his oppresSor.'
Though snake be fed with milk, il will still
yield poison. Tamal. Put crow in cage
will he talk like I, parrot? Trad. The MIN
tree Will not be SWeetened, though you water
it with milk. San>crt.
The jackal howl>-will Imy old buffalo die
ll5adaga. viii the barking of the dog reach
the skies: ICingalee. If the dog bark at the
mountain will the mountain be injured or the
dog: l'Tamul. Equivalents of our own prov
erb, Courses come home to roost.''
Gold is not kept out with "For Gods sake -
or For the prophets sake" hut with -four
sccrs of cotton. Afghan. \ learned man
without works is a cloud without rain. Arabic.
Worship without faith is a waste of flowers.
Telugu. Equivalents of our saving concerning
Faith without works.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-03-24

AsHBURNIIAM, MASS, Jan. Is, 1856.
have been sick over two wears. They all gave
up as past cure. tried the most skillfu physi-
clans, but they did not reach the worse part. The
lungs and heart would fill up every night and us
tress me, and my throat was very bad. told my
children should never die in peace till had tried
Hop Bitters. When had taken two bottles they
helped me very much indeed When had taken
two more bottles | was well. There was lot of
sick folks here who have seen how they cured me.
and they used them and were cured and feel as
thankful as | do that there is so valuable Il medi-
cine made. Yours truly,
Miss JULIA e.. CUSHING.